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Woah, Neil. I haven't been keeping up with current events. (immersing myself in Alien music, collecting all the CD's that comprised the filmed version of the Alien score.
So from what I'm reading of the release today, the TOS material are some newly discovered elements that sound better then those on the TOS Set, from all three seasons plus the Love Scene track from Mullendore. That is some pretty cool news! That's almost unbelievable! Always great to get more Mullendore. But it sounds like the real find are the tracks for TAS. That's probably even more amazing if it was thought lost. I'll be curious how those sound.
Then another track from The Motion Picture and the end track from Wrath of Khan. All these are sounding to me like a great addendum to the TOS box set, the three disc TMP set and the WOK set!
it would probably be too prohibitive to have remastered the TOS box set with the new materials considering so many own that now. To repurchase the set would be difficult for most but the most ardent.
The TNG stuff I'm not as into as of yet. I still have to dig into that massive Ron Jones set. But it will be nice for a more complete collection for that series and the rest of the spin-offs.
I guess that's more money to spend. It's really terrific that all this material is becoming available finally. Thanks for the hard work Neil. Must have been like a dream come true for you. Perhaps its not a dream. Now we need those Bond scores.
Isn't the Intrada the only thing you need? Unless you're counting Freud and the Gerhardt recording of Hanson's 2nd Symphony, both which are readily available.Woah, Neil. I haven't been keeping up with current events. (immersing myself in Alien music, collecting all the CD's that comprised the filmed version of the Alien score.
The scoring masters are still lost. Mike Matessino and I worked on restoring the full length music cues using the edited and potted music stems from as many episodes as we could find. It was a grueling process, but the end result is surprising.
That was never an option. This new set does two things. One, it serves as a nice addendum to the box set and second, it works as a great sampler for those who don't have the box set or don't know TOS music that well.
It was nice to work on TOS again. I didn't think that would happen. As mentioned TAS was difficult. It was the hardest I've ever worked for 30 minutes of music, but I'm happy with the results.
The tapes were found elsewhere. GNP didn't have them. We were stunned when they turned up. This was some time in late 2013, early 2014. And we're happy to have them on this new release. If you have the TOS box, it's easy to put these in iTunes and have a better sounding set. If you don't have the TOS set, these cues work as a great sampler and an enjoyable overview of the show.In both venues, there wasn't any discussion of the TOS music in this set. I had read some of the comments on the film score monthly forums. I guess there isn't really anything to add, except that it's just tracks that are from a better source. Plus the missing Mullendore track. I was just wondering if there was more to the story. Were they hidden under a bed over at GNP's offices?
